"klo"
** What is it for ???A low powered transmitter ??
............ Phil
"klo"
** What is it for ???A low powered transmitter ??
............ Phil
"klo"
** So are you :
So many possibilities - such a non-communicative poster ......
And it top posts too.
Sigh .........
.............. Phil
"klo"
** So few answers ........** So that means just any time in the last 60 years - right ?? ** Errr, 152.475 x 3 + 10.7 = 468.125 MHz.
That frequency is Channel 12 - used by the NSW Police "special operations" and the QLD Police for Wynnum (now digitally encrypted ).
You are now on your own.
............ Phil
What make and model scanner? It's extremely unlikely that the crystal frequency is that high.
Ken
looking for a 152.475 mhz xtall
"Ken Taylor"
** My bet is that our "klo" is trying to modify a UHF CB rig to receive and transmit on the police band.Very criminal.
............. Phil
no a scanner
so menney questions
it is for a scanner (proberly built some time after ww2) the freq i wish to lissen to is 457.425
the xtall freq = (freq-10.7mhz )divided by 3 ie152.475
mate:
go out and buy an amateur uhf wideband 2-way radio it will do everything you want apart fom the encry9&#-0n
Try contacting Hy-Q
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